If you follow the MO of the Russian Military, it is a strategy they have used over and over. They will remove their soldiers to safety as well as equipment, only to retake it later. Kherson was the hardest place to take. The advantage for Ukraine was they were positioned on a hill overlooking the Russians. To avoid any Russians lives being lost, General Armageddon felt that the lives of his men were much more important than the media spin. 1000 Russian lives were saved.
Remember. Kherson was evacuated to protect the inhabitants and they were moved safely into Russia. The Russians have time on their hands and are waiting for the ground to freeze and once this happens, Ukraine will then experience the full might of around 1 million Russian soldiers. The MOBILISATION of 300,000 RESERVISTS was never closed; up to 218,000 civilians have fronted at recruitment centres across Russia, without any letters asking them to report to join. That was around the time of the much publicised mobilisation. There is no indication how many men after the 218,000 fronted was made known, have passed the obligatory tests etc. and are in training. Remember. Russia is fighting for their country and that brings with it a whole lot more of pride and love of country.
The Ukrainians can go no further as there is a river. The Dneiper River. They are blocked and are sitting ducks. While the media will be high fiving this as a victory for Zelensky, the West will feel justified at pouring millions of equipment and throwing men into a meat grinder just because, but their celebrations will change rapidly at those first signs of snow and the short lived celebration will shrink as they realised they have been lead into a trap and those 1,000 soldiers removed will see another day but the same cannot be said for the Nazi Ukrainian regime.
Not to datefag, but the frosts are predicted to start one week from now.
Colonel Douglas MacGregor said there will be a push from mid Nov to mid Dec.
Heard that, but what is his statement post Kherson evacuation of troops?
Stalingrad tactics
thank you for posting. I'm aware of Russian take and retreat tactics, compounded by winter warfare. Unaware of geography around the area.
Like Odessa, both cities are spiritually connected to Russia going back hundreds of years. Ukraine has no right to them. I think it’s in Odessa that they (Ukraines) are removing the monument of Catherine The Great.
The idea was to take out Ukraine’s power which they have. Interesting that they only hit the infrastructure of the substations and didn’t touch the water turbines.
Indeed. - https://poal.co/s/Russia/590654
I've been hearing that for 6 months and all Russia has done is lose territory.
What rubbish. You’re listening to the propaganda mouthpieces at the fake news, obviously. If they are loosing ground, how come possibly 200,000 Nazis have gone to bandera and around 300,000 are not capable of returning to the frontline? Their army is decimated. At the same time, the Russians have only bought 20% of theirs onto the frontline. It’s still the case. While Zelensky only thinks of his men and women as meat for a grinder and where will he buy his next home and posing for Time Magazine, Russia are waiting patiently. They’ll take Kherson back, but they needed to move all the civilians out first and treasures from when Catherine the Great reigned. The weather is changing rapidly and guess what is concentrated in Kherson? Nazis. While the Russians have moved their equipment and men to safety, the Nazis are getting bogged down in the mud. Up to their waists in some areas. They’re boxed in. If you have the guts, listen to a weapons/hardware specialist and someone living in Russia. But most vomit gorging leftists would prefer to listen to propaganda to their own demise.
https://youtu.be/nsn86rUWqoA
I have been hearing this shit for 6 months.
Guess what's been happening in those 6 months? Russia has been losing people, arms and territory.
When will this magic, insvinsible Russian army finally appear?